Budget finalised, loan pre-approved – ab Krishna Apartment ka carpet area dekh ke thoda confused hoon. Just moved in, aur lag raha space utna nahi jitna brochure mein dikhaya tha. Is it just me? Kaise adjust kiya baaki logon ne?
Krishna Apartment by null is a landmark residential development spread across 2.0 acres in Paschim Vihar, New Delhi. Comprising 250 units across multiple towers, it offers 2 BHK from ₹0.64 Cr, 2 BHK from ₹0.8 Cr with world-class amenities including modern amenities including a clubhouse and gymnasium.
Yes, Krishna Apartment by null (RERA: RERA registered) is approved by SBI, HDFC, ICICI, and Axis Bank. With prices starting at ₹64.0 L for 2 BHK from ₹0.64 Cr, 2 BHK from ₹0.8 Cr, buyers can avail home loans up to 80–90% of the property value.
Yes, Krishna Apartment by null is RERA registered under number RERA registered. All project details, timelines, and financial disclosures are available on the state RERA portal, ensuring full transparency for buyers.
Occupancy Certificate (OC) status at Krishna Apartment depends on the current construction stage. The project is currently null. Contact null or a Propmyna broker for clarity on OC timelines for specific towers.
Krishna Apartment in Paschim Vihar, New Delhi — a null project with 250 units — enjoys excellent connectivity to expressways, metro stations, IT parks, schools, and hospitals, all contributing to its -30.63% price appreciation.
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This is a serious concern. Krishna Apartment, with a 1994 possession date, means it's almost 30 years old. Back then, there were no clear guidelines for carpet area like RERA mandates now. So, the discrepancy is almost expected. But the price range of ₹64 L – ₹80 L for such an old project, even with 250 units, seems quite high for what you might actually get as usable space. Is this normal practice, especially with the current Delhi market jo already itna inflated hai? I was looking at properties in Anand Niketan and even newer projects have this issue, but older ones are worse.
Exactly! Mera budget bhi ₹70L ke aas paas hai aur jab main aise projects dekhta hoon, toh lagta hai kya milega? Aadhi salary
U5, you hit the nail on the head. Delhi market mein prices are still holding strong, even for older properties, especially if the location is good. Builders and sellers often justify it saying 'older construction is sturdier' or 'prime locality'. But for a first-time buyer, it's a trap because you pay premium for less space.
My experience was similar with a project near Ansal Villas. Brochure mein 1200 sqft dikhaya, but jab actual measurement karwaya toh carpet area barely 850 sqft nikla. Builders play with these numbers so much. They add common areas, wall thickness, everything into 'super built-up' and confuse first-time buyers like us. I was so disheartened, felt like I paid for air!
Haan, Ansal Villas ke paas toh ye common hai. I've heard similar stories. Ye log bas marketing mein master hote hain, actual delivery mein sab golmaal. Budget tight ho toh aise dhokhe bahut lagte hain.
Oh god, this is my biggest fear! 850 sqft, that's a huge difference. Kaise tackle kiya phir aapne unko? Did you manage to negotiate or get any compensation?
Krishna Apartment? Wo toh kaafi purana project hai na? Possession date 1994 ki hai uski. Aise projects mein toh carpet area ka issue aur bhi zyada hota hai, builders pehle rules itne strict nahi the follow karte the. Maybe that's why it feels smaller.
Sahi kaha U3! Main bhi Anand Vihar mein ek old property dekh raha tha, same feeling aayi thi. Builders ne us time toh sirf super built-up area dikhaya hoga. Carpet area toh mention bhi nahi karte the properly. Toh abhi iski market value kya hogi, ya builder kaise justify karte hain itni purani property ko? Alaknanda mein bhi ek project mein yahi dikkat thi.
Exactly! Old projects are notorious for this. Builders used to get away with so much. Ab toh RERA ke baad thoda control aaya hai.
Bhai, you're not alone! Ye carpet area ka chakkar sabke saath hota hai. Brochure mein kuch aur, reality mein kuch aur. Meri bhi neend ud gayi thi.